There are myriad ways to say mother in Japanese, depending on context. These include: HAHA – 母 Hahaoya – 母親 Okaasan – お母さん お義母さん Okaasama – お母様 お義母様 Ofukuro – お袋 Okaachan or Kaachan – かぁちゃん MAMA – ママ How to say mom in Japanese depends on context, situation, formality, and relationship between the speakers. Let’s […]
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Daisuki is a Japanese word that means to like or love something a great amount. Let’s take a closer at how to say I love you in Japanese.
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Looking to travel off Japan’s beaten track? Many people will tell you that Japan has no deserts but whilst the Tottori Sand Dunes might not be able to compare to the Sahara in terms of size, they certainly have a lot in common with it in terms of their appearance. They are vast piles of sand measuring
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Night view of Minato Mirai in Yokohama, Japan
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Hachiko Crossing outside Shibuya Station
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An impromptu performance by “deep throat trance sexual” artist Carl. This performance occurred in Saitama Prefecture in Japan as part of a volunteer relief effort for victims of the Tohoku Earthquake, Tsunami and Fukushima nuclear accident who are still displaced from their home now 1.5 years following the disaster. Please share this video to spread
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Despite living in Yokohama for three years and visiting Yamashita Park almost every weekend, it was only yesterday that I finally took the opportunity to view the city of Yokohama from atop Yokohama Marine Tower. I’m glad I did. This little sightseeing excursion actually wasn’t planned. I was having lunch with my friend Nami-san at
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I flew into Tokyo via Tokyo Haneda Airport for the first time since it became a hub for international flights from the U.S. a few years ago. Although closer to Tokyo and therefore more convenient than Narita Airport, one drawback was that my flight arrived at 10:30pm. After clearing immigration and customs, it was already
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MEME English Garden will be launching this year the Tokyo Junior Playhouse — a new, all-English community youth theatre for young actors of ages 8 through 18, and the playhouse will be hosting a spring drama day camp on 30 March 2012. This will serve as an introductory session to announce the launch of this
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